Those who know about Chinese history, warfare and martial arts like Kung Fu are well aware of that fact that violence is an integral part of Chinese culture. This past Tuesday, on 5 June 2012, Apple witnessed this at night (according to Chinese time).

Chinese news website iFeng has managed to go there, where few, including Apple CEO Tim Cook, have gone before. iFeng went inside of the Zhengzhou Foxconn facility to get a peek at how iPhones are made.

A new report has asserted that Hon Hai Precision Industry, also know as Foxconn, is investing $210 million in an upcoming plant in Huai’an city which is meant to help satisfy the ever-growing demand for Apple products around the world.

Foxconn chief executive Terry Gou has confirmed that Apple will use some of its cash to help improve the labor conditions for more than 1 million workers in Foxconn’s Chinese factories. Devices like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod are assembled in these factories.

Journalist Rob Schmitz was in news when he exposed the lies and fabrications of Mike Daisey about Apple and Foxconn. Earlier this week, we reported that Schmitz had been invited to have a look in an iPad manufacturing factory of Foxconn in China.